Fellow prisoner

Usage examples of cellmate.

The famous Chippewa who had songs wrote for him, whose face was on protest buttons, whose fate was argued over in courts of law, who sent press releases to the world, sat down at the dirtiest kitchen table in Minnesota with his son and his cellmate, and picked up a deck of cards.

His cellmates drew aside as the soldiers marched him past their chained ranks to the door.

Sister John relax and turn her attention to her cellmates, remedying her previous oversight by announcing that she was Sister John of St.

Federal prison where his buddy found his true vocation as the Emperor Jones while he sat in the prison library looking for ways to get them all out, finding his own true vocation buying drinks for his cellmates with your money in the.

Shadow spent the night half-awake, drifting in and out of sleep, listening to his new cellmate grunt and snore in the bunk below him.

Then he swung his legs over the side of the bunk, and looked at his new cellmate for the first time.

I was kidnapped by a gang one night, and they were going to gang-bang me and use me as a slave, and Sally, who was my cellmate, and Luna, her friend, stopped them.

Now, my old cellmate, Low Key, he said they changed the name because the word 'fried' had become a bad word.

Hamid-Jones's cellmates, a once-portly man named ibn Nuri who had been an official in the Department of Paradise Maintenance.

One was an old friend of Adrienne's, another a colleague of Dennis's, the third a cellmate of Adrienne's husband.

She paused for one long instant, looking at her, and there was no denying that Grace was beautiful, but her cellmate didn't look impressed, and it was fully half an hour later before she said hello and that her name was Sally.

This took place around one o'clock, and only then did Sister John relax and turn her attention to her cellmates, remedying her previous oversight by announcing that she was Sister John of St.

That's why you haven't heard from him, going on about his little theatre days his little theatre was the Federal prison where his buddy found his true vocation as the Emperor Jones while he sat in the prison library looking for ways to get them all out, finding his own true vocation buying drinks for his cellmates with your money in the.

Surely he'd be able to handle whatever the jail experience offered, from bad cellmates to horrid food.

At least you don’t have some three-hundred-pound cellmate named Bubba who wants to give you a colorectal exam.